I consider the new National Education Policy a

means to ght against poverty. Today, the country has a new st

National Education Policy to meet the needs of the 21 century

Shri Narendra Modi, Hon’ble Prime Minister of India

THE ASSOCIATED CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OF INDIA

Organised by: ASSOCHAM National Council on Education

AdvisorASSOCHAM National Council

on Education

Dr. Prashant BhallaChairman

ASSOCHAM National Council on Education

Mr. Kunwar Shekhar Vijendra Co-Chairperson

ASSOCHAM National Councilon Education

Dr. Madhu ChitkaraChairman

ASSOCHAM NationalCouncil on Skill Development

Mr Maninder Singh

PresidentASSOCHAM

Mr. Sumant SinhaSecretary General

ASSOCHAM

Mr. Deepak SoodSr. Vice President

ASSOCHAM

Mr. Ajay SinghImmediate Past President

ASSOCHAM

Mr. Vineet Agarwal

Education Leadership & Skill Development Summit 2022

th ASSOCHAM 15 INTERNATIONAL

thFriday, 13 May 2022, New Delhi

Driving Innovation and Inspiring Minds through Industry Academia Alliance

ASSOCHAM, the century old organisation, has in its fold more than 250

Chambers and Trade Associations, and serving more than 4.5 lakh

industry members from all over the Nation. It has witnessed upswings

as well as upheavals of Indian Economy, and contributed signicantly

by playing a catalytic role in shaping up the Education, Sustainability,

Trade, Commerce and Industrial environment of the country.

Today, ASSOCHAM has emerged as the fountainhead of Knowledge for

Indian industry, which is all set to redene the dynamics of growth and

development in the technology driven cyber age of ‘Knowledge Based

Economy’. ASSOCHAM is seen as a forceful, proactive, forward

looking institution equipping itself to meet the aspirations of corporate

India in the new world of business. ASSOCHAM is working towards

creating a conducive environment of India business to compete

globally. ASSOCHAM derives its strength from its Promoter Chambers

and other Industry/Regional Chambers/Associations spread all over the

country. It was established in 1920 by promoter Chambers, representing

all regions of India.

ASSOCHAM National Council on Education works hand in hand

with the Government and related depar tments for extending the

help in making policies for the Education Sector. It works with the

educational institutions, educationists and stakeholders to take

up their issues, chal lenges and recommendations to the

concerned agencies for quick and meaningful resolution. It also

conducts conferences, workshops, roundtable meet ings,

trainings and expo at regular intervals on current issues and seek

viewpoints of the Industry and stakeholders for the better

outcomes in the interest of ALL.

ABOUT ASSOCHAM

“By 2030, India is set to have the largest working-age population in the world. Not only

do they need literacy but they need both job and life skills. The education system

needed a greater inow of nance to attract talented teachers, innovate and build

better labs.” said Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in her Budget 2020 speech.

India’s population, long considered a challenge, has turned into a desirable

demographic dividend. A demographic dividend is not just people; it is skilled,

educated or employed people. The 3Es - Education, Entrepreneurship and

Employability has been the focus of the present government and as the country is

poised to grow as one of the leading knowledge economies, the 3Es will remain

priorities for the Government.

We are facing unprecedented challenges – social, economic and environmental –

driven by accelerating globalization and a faster rate of technological developments.

At the same time, those forces are providing us with new opportunities for human

advancement. The children entering education in 2022 will be young adults in 2030.

Educational Institutions can prepare them for Entrepreneurship and skills that have not

yet been created, for technologies that have not yet been invented, to solve problems

that have not yet been anticipated. Education can equip learners with agency and a

sense of purpose, and the competencies they need, to shape their own lives and

contribute to the lives of others.

COVID-19 pandemic has severely impacted the education sector, accelerating the

shift to digital-learning models as educational institutes remain closed in the wake

of virus outbreak. The country spent only 3.1% of its GDP on Education in 2019-20

against the 6% recommended by every national policy since 1968. NEP 2020

reafrms the recommendation of increasing public investment on education to 6%

of GDP.

Their motivation will be more than getting a good job and a high income; they will also

need to care about the well-being of their friends and families, their communities and

the planet. Education can equip learners with agency and a sense of purpose, and the

competencies they need, to shape their own lives and contribute to the lives of others.

The Union Budget share on education has indeed increased over the years, but it still

needs a lot of improvement to match the needs – ensuring inclusiveness, adding

infrastructure and most importantly, improving the quality of education. The New

Education Policy 2020 has already instilled a lot of hopes among all stakeholders in

the education sector for a turnaround. It is necessary that both Budget 202 and 2

policy reforms are in sync with the changing needs of globalization, urbanization and

digitalization. There is a need to skill professionals and lay thrust on emerging

technologies to prepare the burgeoning Indian workforce for Industry 4.0.

There have been measures towards improving the quality of education, focus on skill

development, improving teaching and research outcomes, emphasis on job creation,

and creating an ease of business environment to promote entrepreneurship.

Education, Employability and Entrepreneurship will remain priorities for the

Government. At this juncture, it is important to discuss the expectations of all

stakeholders with special focus on allocation of funds, new initiatives, improving the

gender parity index, reaching the untapped areas and improving the quality of lives of

the people of the country.

In the light of above and to nd out how best to do so, ASSOCHAM is organising th15 International Education Leadership & Skill Development Summit 2022.

thABOUT ASSOCHAM 15 INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION LEADERSHIP & SKILL DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT 2022

The International Education Leadership Summit & Expo will be

attended by Chancellors, Vice-Chancellors, Directors, Principals,

Policy Makers and many more :-

« Government Ofcials, Policy Makers & Think Tanks

« Educationists and Edupreneurs

« Experts from Corporate and Industry representatives

« Representatives from EdTech companies

« Education Service Providers

PARTICIPANTS PROFILE

« Universities/Higher Educational Institutions

« B-Schools

« Schools

« Non-Governmental Organizations

« Skill Training Providers

« EdTech Companies

« Education Service Providers

PROFILE OF PARTICIPATING ORGANISATIONS

n Pre-School/ K-12/ Day Boarding School of the Year

n Emerging Pre-School/ K-12/ Day Boarding School of the Year

n School Promoting Innovative Teaching Methodologies

n Excellence in Serving for Social Cause/ in Rural Areas

n School Promoting Education for Special Children

n Ed-Tech Company of the Year (School Learning)

PRE-SCHOOL AND K-12

HIGHER EDUCATION/ B-SCHOOL/ SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

n University of the Year – North/ South/ East/ West

n Institute of the Year – North/ South/ East/ West

n Emerging University/ Institute of the Year

n Excellence in Promoting Industry-Academia Interface

n Excellence in Enabling Research Environment

n Excellence in Serving for Social Cause/ in Rural Areas

n Eco-friendly Sustainable Campus of the Year

n Excellence in Providing Preferred Environment for Placements

n University/ Institute Providing Global Exposure

n Institute of the Year for Hotel Management

n Ed-Tech Company of the Year (Higher Education)

n Institute of the Year - Fashion Designing/ Animation & Multimedia/ Jewellery Designing/ Textile Designing

n Excellence in Promoting Education for Social Cause

n Excellence in Academic & Research Innovation

n Edupreneur of the Year – Male/ Female

INDIVIDUAL CATEGORY

AWARD CATEGORIES

For Award Nominations, Please Contact the Undersigned

Following aspects will be discussed during the Summit:

1. Interdisciplinary Orientation and Achieving Target GER by 2035

2. UGC Regulations on Flexible Entry-Exit and Academic Bank of Credit

3. Internal Quality Assurance, NAAC-Assessment, and Accreditation, National

and international Ranking of Universities and Colleges

4. AI in Teaching, Learning, Evaluation and Management of Higher Education

5. Role of Edupreneurs in Promotion and Development of Higher Education

6. International Academic Exchange, Research Collaborations and Networking

GLIMPSES OF PAST EVENTS AND WEBINARS

GLIMPSES OF PAST EVENTS AND WEBINARS

EMINENT NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBERS

Ms. Rajita KulkarniPresidentSri Sri University

Mr. Satnam Singh SandhuChancellorChandigarh University

Mr. Shankar VanavarayarPresidentKumaraguru Group of Institutions

Dr. M. R. JayaramChairmanRamaiah Institute of Technology

Dr. Mangesh T. KaradExecutive President, MIT Art Design & Technology University

Mr. Dhruv GalgotiaCEOGalgotias University

Dr. Ashwani LochanPresidentArunachal University of Studies

Er. B. S. YadavChancellorIES University

Prof. Atul KhoslaFounder & Vice ChancellorShoolini University

Dr. S. Shasi AnandVice President, Kalasalingam Academy of Research & Education

Mr. Sanjay PadodeChairmanCDE, IFIM

Mr. Bharat AgarwalPresidentVishwakarma University

Sardar Simarpreet SinghDirectorJIS Group Educational Initiatives

Mr. Joutishman DuttaManaging TrusteeAssam Down Town University

Mr. Sanjay JainPresidentBhagwan Mahavir University

Prof. Prabhat RanjanVice ChancellorDY Patil International University

Prof. Manoj K. AroraVice ChancellorBML Munjal University

Dr. Ashok K. MahapatraVice ChancellorSiksha‘O’ Anusandhan

Prof. (Dr.) Raj SinghVice ChancellorJain (Deemed-to-be University)

Dr. Victor GambhirPresidentJECRC University

Dr. Rajan S Grewal( ), AVSM, VSM Vice ChancellorSikkim Manipal University

Dr. Sunil RaiVice Chancellor, University of Petroleum and Energy Studies

Dr. S. N. SridharaVice Chancellor, Hindustan Instituteof Technology & Science (Deemed to be University)

Northern

Western

Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand

Central

Maharashtra

Eastern

Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh & Telengana

Tamilnadu & Kerala

North-East

Mr. Kunwar Shekhar VijendraChairmanASSOCHAM National Council on Education

Co-Founder and ChancellorShobhit UniversityUttar Pradesh

Dr. Madhu ChitkaraCo-ChairpersonASSOCHAM National Councilon EducationPro-ChancellorChitkara UniversityPunjab

Dr. Prashant BhallaAdvisorASSOCHAM National Council on Education

PresidentManav Rachna EducationalInstitutions, Haryana

EMINENT NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBERS

WESTERN

Dr. Sanjay JainVice Co-ChairTreasurer, Bhagwan Mahavir Education Foundation, Gujarat

Dr. Victor GambhirVice Co-Chair (Academic)PresidentJECRC University, Rajasthan

Mr. Dhruv GalgotiaVice ChairChief Executive OfcerGalgotias UniversityUttar Pradesh

Dr. Sunil RaiVice Co-Chair (Academic)Vice ChancellorUniversity of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES)Uttarakhand

UTTAR PRADESH AND UTTARAKHAND

KARNATAKA, ANDHRA PRADESH AND TELANGARA

Dr. M. R. JayaramVice ChairChairman, Gokula Education Foundation (Ramaiah Institute of Technology)Karnataka

Mr. Sanjay PadodeVice Co-ChairChairman, Centre for Developmental Education(IFIM Business School), BangaloreKarnataka

Prof. (Dr.) Raj SinghVice Co-Chair (Academic)Vice Chancellor, Jain (Deemed-to-be University) Karnataka

EASTERN

Sardar Simarpreet SinghVice Co-ChairDirector, JIS Group Educational Initiatives, West Bengal

Dr. Ashok Kumar MahapatraVice Co-Chair (Academic)Vice Chancellor, Siksha ‘O’ Anusandhan(Deemed to be University), Odisha

Ms. Rajita KulkarniVice Chair PresidentSri Sri University, Odisha

MAHARASHTRA

Dr. Mangesh T. KaradVice ChairExecutive President MITADT UniversityMaharashtra

Mr. Bharat AgarwalVice Co-ChairPresident, Vishwakarma University Maharashtra

Dr. Prabhat RanjanCo-Chair (Academic)Vice ChancellorD Y Patil International UniversityMaharashtra

NORTHERN

Prof. Atul KhoslaVice Co-ChairFounder and Pro Vice ChancellorShoolini University Himachal Pradesh

Prof. Manoj K. AroraVice Co-Chair (Academic)Vice Chancellor BML Munjal UniversityHaryana

Mr. Satnam Singh SandhuVice ChairChancellor, Chandigarh UniversityPunjab

NORTH-EAST

Dr. Ashwani LochanVice ChairChairmanArunachal University of StudiesArunachal Pradesh

Mr. Joutishman DuttaVice Co-ChairManaging Trustee, Assam down town University, Assam

Lt. Gen. (Dr) Rajan Grewal(AVSM, VSM)Vice Co-Chair (Academic)Vice Chancellor, Sikkim Manipal University Gangtok, Sikkim

CENTRAL

Er. B. S. YadavVice ChairChancellorIES University, Madhya Pradesh

Mr. Shankar VanavarayarVice ChairPresidentKumaraguru Group of InstitutionsTamil Nadu

TAMIL NADU AND KERALA

Dr. S. Shasi AnandVice Co-ChairVice President, Kalasalingam Academy of Research & EducationTamil Nadu

Dr. S. N. SridharaVice Co-Chair (Academic)Vice Chancellor, Hindustan Instituteof Technology & Science (Deemed to be University)Tamil Nadu

Mr. Maninder SinghChairmanASSOCHAM NationalCouncil on Skill Development

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ASSOCHAM National Council on Education & Skill GEM Sustainability Certification Program

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harish.pushpakar@assocham.com

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